British women's attitudes to surrogacy

British women's attitudes to surrogacy.

BACKGROUND There has been little interest in the research literature on public opinions regarding assisted conception and surrogacy, particularly in European countries, despite the growing evidence showing that problems in adaptation and coping may be related to perceived normative values. This study investigated British women's attitudes to surrogacy using components of the theory of planned b...

Pnm-1: Attitudes to Surrogacy in Women Attending to The Selected Shahrekord Public Health Centers in 1392

Background: There has been little interest in the research literature on public opinions regarding assisted conception and surrogacy, particularly in Iran. Nevertheles, the growing evidence shows that problems in adaptation and coping may be related to perceived normative values. Materials and Methods: In this cross sectional study, questionnaires on attitudes to surrogacy were completed by 187...

Attitudes to medical ethics among British Attitudes to medical ethics amonIg

Editor's note Miss Molkoy, a British Muslim and a trained nurse has been carryingout researchfor the Certiftcate in the Study of Islam at the Centre for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim relations. This paper is based on that research. In collecting her evidence on attitudes to medical ethics Miss Molloy explores with her survey sample such topics as contraception, life support machines, ...

Challenges to womens reproductive health: maternal mortality

Global surrogacy: exploitation to empowerment

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